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Notion is a knowledge-only source — OpenCX reads Notion content into the AI training index but does not operate Notion as a control surface.
The Notion source syncs the pages and blocks you grant access to in your Notion workspace. Connection is OAuth-based — you pick which pages or databases the integration can see during authorization, and OpenCX ingests everything within that scope.

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How it works

  • OAuth 2.0. No API token to paste. You authorize the connection in Notion, pick what to share, and OpenCX inherits that scope.
  • Pages and blocks. Both pages and blocks streams sync on last_edited_time. Incremental — edits in Notion show up on the next run.
  • Scope matches what you shared. Notion’s integration model puts you in control of what the OpenCX connector can read. Narrow the scope inside Notion if you want to limit it.

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What’s not supported today

  • Per-page filtering after authorization. Scope is set in Notion at authorization time — change it by revoking and re-authorizing with a different selection.
  • Databases as structured data. Notion databases are synced as pages (the row content), not as queryable tables.

Connect Notion

OAuth flow and scope.

Troubleshooting

Pages missing, scope changes.

Connect a knowledge source

All sources.

Training scenarios

Q&A pairs for content the connector can’t see.